The potential problem under your valve cover...
01-17-2004, 08:30 AM
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Originally Posted by TVWilkes
As soon as,I recieve the first order of them. 
Hopefully in the next few weeks.The new locks and retainers will not raise the price of the heads.All pricing will stay the same. 
I want to use the best quality components that are available. 
Hopefully in the next few weeks.The new locks and retainers will not raise the price of the heads.All pricing will stay the same. I want to use the best quality components that are available. 
01-22-2004, 10:47 PM
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Originally Posted by TVWilkes
No,you will need a new retainer.I can work something out with you.
01-23-2004, 09:03 AM
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Since no one has asked the question properly. Can someone specify examples of "Super Seven" retainers in the market today, 918's? comp duals? rev duals? what....
People want to know if they can switch without buying a whole new spring/retainer set.
People want to know if they can switch without buying a whole new spring/retainer set.
01-23-2004, 10:11 AM
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Super 7 was designed by a gentleman years ago for the cup teams. It is a thick keeper with a 14 degree included angle. The properties of the lock design makes it and the retainer as one. This helped the Cup guys from dropping valves at 9K and destroying engines.
The std. 7 degree retainer that all or most of you have will not fit. Any of the Manley/Patriot/DelWest/Comp super 7 retainers will fit this lock.
The std. 7 degree retainer that all or most of you have will not fit. Any of the Manley/Patriot/DelWest/Comp super 7 retainers will fit this lock.
01-24-2004, 10:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Cstraub
Super 7 was designed by a gentleman years ago for the cup teams. It is a thick keeper with a 14 degree included angle. The properties of the lock design makes it and the retainer as one. This helped the Cup guys from dropping valves at 9K and destroying engines.
The std. 7 degree retainer that all or most of you have will not fit. Any of the Manley/Patriot/DelWest/Comp super 7 retainers will fit this lock.
The std. 7 degree retainer that all or most of you have will not fit. Any of the Manley/Patriot/DelWest/Comp super 7 retainers will fit this lock.
01-24-2004, 07:11 PM
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Originally Posted by CamaroSS_2002
So if I have comp retainers for my 918 springs it will work. Just double checking cause you said any.
01-26-2004, 09:33 PM
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Originally Posted by SS125
Terry, I've sent you 2 pm's about this and no response. Is there something wrong with my pm's?
Send me the info again.I will get back with you.". I responded on January 23, 2004. Todays, January 26, 2004. No response. I'm thinking my pm is not working.
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